Monday, April 22, 2013 8:45:42 AM
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According to Robert H. Lorsch, MMRGlobal CEO, "Since the inception of MMR in 2005, the Company has incurred more than 40 million dollars in expenses to get our HIT products and services and related IP to where it is today. I am optimistic as I watch consumers and employers finally understand and embrace the importance of having a Personal Health Record. This is evidenced by activity everywhere, including the current Public Voting Campaign in New York at patientportalfornewyorkers.org and similar programs which we believe also may infringe on the Company's intellectual property. We're finally seeing the acceptance of health IT products and services such as Personal Health Records and patient portals in a market being driven globally by government regulations and usage mandates such as Meaningful Use Stage 2 in the United States. Our domestic Health Information Technology patent portfolio has been valued at as much as 1.1 billion dollars only months ago. If you discount that number by 80% it is still nearly 10 times the market cap of the Company. Also, the valuation does not include any value of the Company's international HIT IP or any value of the biotech assets already the subject of an eight figure license agreement. Bottom line is there appears to be tremendous upside in our Company."
According to Robert H. Lorsch, MMRGlobal CEO, "Since the inception of MMR in 2005, the Company has incurred more than 40 million dollars in expenses to get our HIT products and services and related IP to where it is today. I am optimistic as I watch consumers and employers finally understand and embrace the importance of having a Personal Health Record. This is evidenced by activity everywhere, including the current Public Voting Campaign in New York at patientportalfornewyorkers.org and similar programs which we believe also may infringe on the Company's intellectual property. We're finally seeing the acceptance of health IT products and services such as Personal Health Records and patient portals in a market being driven globally by government regulations and usage mandates such as Meaningful Use Stage 2 in the United States. Our domestic Health Information Technology patent portfolio has been valued at as much as 1.1 billion dollars only months ago. If you discount that number by 80% it is still nearly 10 times the market cap of the Company. Also, the valuation does not include any value of the Company's international HIT IP or any value of the biotech assets already the subject of an eight figure license agreement. Bottom line is there appears to be tremendous upside in our Company."
Keep calm and carry on!
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